Module 1 — Clear sentences · A sentence needs a job
A sentence needs a job
General · Learn → Example → Practice → Check
What you will learn
- Subject + verb
- Finish the thought
- Do not paste Hindi order blindly
What will you learn?
Fragments confuse teachers and customers: 'Regarding fees yesterday.'
The core idea
A basic English sentence names who or what (subject) and what happens (verb). 'The shop opens at 9.' is a sentence. 'At 9 in the morning' is not. Hindi word order is often different; translating word-for-word creates English that no reader can act on. This course uses simple classroom English. It is not a CEFR certificate.
Key points
- Subject + verb
- Finish the thought
- Do not paste Hindi order blindly
Example
Weak: 'About the PDF.' Strong: 'I attached the PDF.'
Caution
• Starting every mail with 'Respected sir/madam wishing you happy morning' and never stating the request
Try this
- Turn 'yesterday fee' into a full sentence.
Practice
Turn 'yesterday fee' into a full sentence.
Question 1
Which is a complete sentence?
Summary
Please send the receipt names the action and the object.
Summary
Please send the receipt names the action and the object.